Questions about Alcoholics Anonymous
By Dick B.
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Would you like to know where
Bill W. took his four year Bible study during his upbringing in Vermont?
Would you like to know what
occurred in the daily chapel that Bill W. attended during his four years at
Burr and Burton Seminary?
Have you heard an accurate
account of the vital religious experience that Bill's grandfather William
Wilson had atop Mount Aeolus in Vermont, was cured of alcoholism, and did not
drink for the remaining years of his life?
Would you like to know the
full details of what happened to Bill W. when he answered the altar call at
Calvary Mission and accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior?
Would you like to hear Bill's
own words that he wrote about his vital religious experience in Towns Hospital?
Would you like to know as
much as possible about what Bill did and what his approaches were just after he
was discharged from Towns Hospital for the last time?
Do you know the connection that
Bill W. and Dr. Bob had with the Young Men's Christian Association?
Do you know the program
details of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor in which Dr. Bob
was active during his upbringing in Vermont?
Do you know the details of
the “Great Awakening” of 1875 in St. Johnsbury, Vermont?
Do you know the names of the
many Evangelists who held revivals and brought about healings in Vermont during
the upbringing of Bill W. and Dr. Bob?
Do you know how the first
three AAs got sober?
Do you know the seven points
of the original Akron A.A. “Christian fellowship” program of recovery? Do you
know where to find them in A.A. General Service Conference-approved literature?
Do you know what Dr. Bob did
with the 5,000 patients he treated in the hospital for alcoholism after A.A.
was founded in 1935?
Do you know how many times
Bill W. referred to Jesus Christ in A.A. General Service Conference-approved
literature?
Have you read any of the AA
of Akron pamphlets that have been available in Akron for many years now?
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